The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-02-24
Our Ticket for the Spring
Election:
Natural Gas. Yes.

Maxviile, o.
+. s. Pursell and wife visited
Columbus. last Monday.
Mrs. Frank Rochester las five
O'Clock tea this evening.
The people of Adelphia will vot'
on Local Option the 26th inst.
Vint Ferguson, Of Buchtel, O..
was in Logan, Tuesday.
Billie Mccormick of the @. 81.
". d T. visited friends in Logan
this week.
Chas. I. Barker, of the Athens
journal attended the dance Mon
day evening.
The: bovssson.the.Hock Val
lev Railroad were paid off last
Monday.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. McClintcck are
visiting their sister, Mrs. E. W. Ssun-
ders. in Columbus.
Bai-d's Furnace is out of blast.
As soon as the hearth can be re-
paired she will be blown in again
Albert Dresback, of Jobnstown.
Lickin. county, O., was In the city
last Saturday.
We are sorry to learn that Daniel
Pleukharp he's been seriously i'll for
several weeks.
Mrs.iH3le and MIS- Thomas. Of
New Straitsville, visited friends
in this city, Tuesday last.
Miss Connie Grosvenor, of Ath-
ems, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank JamesSsruesdsy last.
Mr.. Dnnibaugh, travelling
agent of the B. 4 .. r. r. Co.
was in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon sbafer, Of
Brashesrs, attende the ball at Nc
Cartay's hall Monday evening last.
Miss Eva Nprris. of Athens. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. U. S.
White, il .n,iay aud Tuesday of this
week.
Work on the new building
erected by the Logan Mfg. Co. is
being pushed rapidly and will
soon be under roof.
Gus Magoon has returned from
his tIip To Findiay, ana Is much
rIe.ssed with what he saw IN that
region.
1t IS rumored that G. G. Gage |
hasEli Vests umbrella. A special
grand jury will look after this mat
ter.
Rev. Moare. pastor of the Pres
bYteriaa church, preached a stirring
sermon oa dancing Sunds = evening
last.
Chas. Hamilton, for many years
chief engineer at Bairdis furnace.
left with his family for Birming
ham, Alabama, this week.
L. 6. Kiiburns, President and
: Ellis Lovejoy, chemist, of the tile
company at Union Furnace were in
Logan Monday.
E. NJ. West has bought ont the
hardware store of w. L. Matthias d;
Co. he is to take possession about
the 1st of March.
We failed to note last week the
late arrival OF bran new boy at
the home of Henry Gompf. Con
gratulations are in order oil the
same, though, Henry.
Charlie NunemaISer, enc the
prominent yoang Democrats of
Ward township called on US Satur
day. He reports the forces ii good
shape aud ready for the spring cam
palgu.
Viii Price has rented the room
formerly occupied by Squire VIM.
Davey in the Court House and will
open up a law Office there In a
short time. 1t is a well located Of
fee.
Frank Baird can drive a cy-
clone If he can get il in harness
Amy man that is SO successful IN
training Texas ponies as Frank .
will do to trust with anything
that has tendency to run wild.
T. 2. Johnston has obtained a
pension of $500 per month for Jo-
seph Wycuf of Haydenville. Also
one IF $500 per month for John c. s
Burrit of Logan. Burrit receives
back pay from Nov. 10, 1867.
Tritscn, Stiers & Co. are now
receiving one of the largest !
stock of dry goods ever brought
to the city. This firm is always !
one Of the first in the market and .
with stock unexcelled.
Mrs. NJ. N. Rarlck, and two of s
her children, Charley and Law [
renee, of GAINESVILLE, are visiting
NJ. WeI!aud and other relatives a
of Logan. The children present. /
ed Master Frank WeiIand with a q
fine rat terrier pup. of which /
Master Frank is very proud. .